Evolution of theories of mind
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- Applying ``theory of mind: theory and experiments
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- THE EVOLUTION OF PERCEPTION
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- The evolution of internal representation
- Deep and shallow thinking in the long run
- Conformism across games
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- Evolution of mindsight and psychological commitment among strategically interacting agents
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